After a brief hiatus at The Yorker: Independent and Online we’re back in action. Look at this website, it looks pretty. Enough self-referential congratulations, onto some Music News. New Music. Both! Above: […]
Author: William de Chazal
Third year English literature student and Arts and Culture Editor.
Review: Midnight Special
Whether or not you’re a fan of ‘traditional’ science fiction – its accompanying monikers of both ridicule and affection often putting new viewers off before giving films a chance – Midnight Special is different. Special, in […]
Interview: Natalia Tena, Molotov Jukebox
Ahead of her nationwide tour, The Yorker interviews the multi-talented lead singer and frontwoman of Molotov Jukebox, Natalia Tena, to talk music, films and a smattering of Harry Potter. Hi Natalia. How […]
Goodbye BBC Three
As the final broadcast of the much-beloved BBC Three channel approaches, one can’t help but feel at least a little sad at its demise, if only for its commitment to […]
Review: Mike Skinner, Fibbers
Thundering bass, constant drops and a club full of exhilarated students: Mike Skinner’s DJ set at Fibbers was loud, raucous and fun. Whilst the music was slightly lacking in individuality, […]
Review: Rudimental: We The Generation
Rising to No.1 on the UK Albums chart within days of its release, Rudimental’s latest album We The Generation shows a degree of versatility previously unheard in their music. However, the […]
Review: Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials
Directed by Wes Ball, the second instalment of The Maze Runner franchise loses much of what strongly characterised the previous film. However, this is mostly an improvement. Maze Runner: The Scorch […]
The Big Top 2015: Ella Eyre Headlines YUSU Event
Live and even louder than the previous year’s event, The Big Top featured performances from Ella Eyre, Nothing But Thieves, The Carnabys, DJ PBH, Donkey Zoo and Doxis. The Big […]
Review: Little Comets, Fibbers
On Friday 6th March, Little Comets came to Fibbers. Performing a mixture of new songs and old favourites, the trio showed that their sound is as strong live as it […]
Review: Jessie Ware – ‘Tough Love’
If you’re expecting an album that sounds like a follow up to Jessie Ware’s Mercury-nominated debut, Devotion (2012), you’re in for a shock. Thematically, it’s not so different, with an […]